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Make sure you don't miss extended tax filing deadline

September, 01st 2021
The income tax return (ITR) filing deadline for financial year 2020-21 (FY21) for individuals has already been extended to September 30. Since then, the government has also extended deadlines for e-filing various forms, including 15G and 15H. The new deadlines for uploading declarations in Form 15G/15H for the first quarter (Q1) is November 30. For Q2, the deadline is December 31. What are Forms 15G and 15H? I-T law allows taxpayers to receive certain incomes (like interest, dividend, rent, insurance commission, etc) without deduction of tax at source (TDS). Gopal Bohra, ...